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Reflation is happening this summer as commodity prices and energy prices are rising after hitting bottom. However, a second wave of inflation is expected to hit weakened economies with high debt levels that cannot withstand high interest rates. This could have significant implications for the economy. CBs are losing the fight (they never really fought) against inflation because there is a need to roll over growing public debt which markets can't absorb anymore.
The money supply did shrink recently, for the first time in a very long time, but it still wasn't enough to halt rising prices.
Hold on to your butts, everyone.
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China, Japan and very soon the Eurozone again are pumping like hell.
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